, 1887-11-17

! anu assume III" eSppnSIDI!ftE Ot UTO-
vidIn@ for the families of the dead
anarchists. and permanent fund he
established for that purpose
ST PETEB-BrRG. Nov. l.. Severe
wrrthP, set in here and vessels are
leaving to avoid being ice bound
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. I4.-Don
VI. Dickinson Of Michigan, has not
notified the President that he will
not accept the position of Postmaster
General
The argument in the Virginia ha
heaa corpus cases began in the l. 5.
Supreme court this afternoon. Ex-
senator Cankliu5 opened in behalf Of
the atata and was followed hy Wa.
l.. Royal for the bondhoIders.
San FRAHcIsCo, Nov. 1.-THE stock
market opened strong and active this
morning, and at the close Of tue ses-
sion there had been an advance all
along the line. The most notable
rise waa in Consolidated California
aud Virginia. so was the closing
price Saturday. Today it opened !
higher and gradually rose until 1t
reached S2l, at which figure it closed.
1t IS stated today that the Merchant
Skip Owner Association viii hence
forward boycott San Diego and San
Pedro by not chartering any more
vessels for those ports. 1t complains
of not being justly treated. The men
who were arrested for enticing sea-
men from the barkentiue Discovery
Were acquitted, and this accounts for
all the trouble The same continu-
Gus tights are complained of in San
Diego.
John \. Delmay was arraigned in
the police court this morning on Il
charge Of numbering Henry Benhay--
on and the case was continued until
! "Wednesday.
SEATTLE, Nov IA Beginning with
the advent of fast train service on the
Northern Pacific railroad, Seattle will
be served with quick mails, and not
be compelled to wait, as she has had
{ t" before for transferred mail matter
at Up Sound stations. Orders have
| been received from the postal author
tiles which say that Seattle has been
made the distributing point for the
/ Sound country for L. 5. mails, and
beginning with the Goth inst, rapid
/ transit would be afforded for mails
| by all-rail route to Seattle In con-
sequence, the Washington Steamboat
and Transportation Co, will remove
Its line Of steamers from the Seattle
| Tacoma route.
| PHLApELPHA, Nov 14.-The Shoe
manufacturers of this city endeavored
to break the strike of their employees.
which has existed several weeks. by
| opening their factories today as free
shops, no discrimination being made
| for or against applicants for work
because they do or not belong to an
organization. Mono of the hands,
however, put in an appearance at the
shops.
NEw YORK, Nov. IA prominent
bear operator, \. ). Hatch, has sus-
pended. He was once president of
the stock exchange. He was caught
short of Reading, and the boom in
that forces him to the wall. The firm
of a. 5. Hatch u Co. filed an ass; gn-
ment this afternoon for the benefit of
creditors with preferences amounting
to $4,000 i'll favor of Max n. Chit
tenden.
NEw YORK, Nov IA Washington
special to the Post says that Land
Commissioner Sparks Is today busy
at his de k in the interior department
writing his answer to Secretary La
mar. He states that he will give his
letter TO the associated press when it
is completed, but That he will make
no prior statement to any one as to
tho nature of his answer.
San Francisco. Nov 14-The sen.
tence of Frank T. Northey, convicted
of jury bribery, was continued for
one week from today, as the prose
cutIng attorneys stated that they de
sired to use Northey as a witness in
the second trial of Robert T. Nor
row.
Los ANGELES, Nov 14,-The trial of
+. W. Williams, IL man who mur-
dered his wife on Aug 18th for TAX
Ing her little girl to the theater
against his wishes, began this morn
ing. The remarkable feature so far
is that of Williams practically con
ducting his own defense, challenging
the jurors, while his lawyer seems IA
mere tigurehead.
LONDON, Nov. l4-One hundred
thousand people gathered in Trafal-
gar Square yesterday morning. -Four
thousand police were in attendance
and attempted to disperse the crowds,
as the meeting had been prohibited.
BatrOns were freely used and fierce
fight was waged- The police, how
ever, found they We're pOwCriess to
dIsperse such an immense crowd and
cavalry and infantry were summoned
to their assistance, at the sight of
which the crowd slowly loft the
square. Two hundred citizens and
forty policemen We're injured III
charges made. \ serious at1ray oc-
Cured III Wellington street late in
the afternoon in which many police
men were injured by sticks and
stones.
CmCAGo. Nov 14-An FL Paso,
Texas special says that the FL Paso
and Northeastern railroad has char
tered under the law OF Texas, with
capital stock of 100000 Among the
incOrpOratOrs are eXsenatOrs Win
dom and Dorsey. The road aiil run
from FL PasO nOrthward to the White
Oak coal field in New Mexico. thence
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State of California, Portland